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Have you heard the message
Author: E. P. Mickel Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d21 (1888)
Have you heard the message
Here at thy cross, my dying God
Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d22 (1888)
Here at thy cross, my dying God
Our own dear home
Author: Alfred Arthur Graley Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d23 (1888) First Line: Home, dear home, we never can forget Refrain First Line: Tender memories round thee twine
Our own dear home
How sweet the melting lay
Author: Phoebe H. Brown Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d24 (1888)
How sweet the melting lay
The welcome home
Author: Mary Ann Kidder Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d25 (1888) First Line: How sweet will be the welcome home
The welcome home
I am praying, brother
Author: Lizzie Underwood Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d26 (1888) First Line: I am praying for you, brother
I am praying, brother
There's a light in the harbor
Author: E. W. Chapman Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d27 (1888) First Line: I am sailing o'er life's sea
There's a light in the harbor
I am waiting for thee, my Redeemer
Author: E. W. Chapman Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d28 (1888)
I am waiting for thee, my Redeemer
If Papa was only ready
Author: Philip P. Bliss Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d29 (1888) First Line: I should like to die, said Willie
If Papa was only ready
Yes, waiting and watching for me
Author: Joseph H. Martin Hymnal: ONBS1888 #d30 (1888) First Line: I think I should mourn
Yes, waiting and watching for me
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